(A) Retention permission to retain the existing wastewater treatment system. (B)…
Ballyea , Fenit , Tralee Co. Kerry
Proposed development
(A) Retention permission to retain the existing wastewater treatment system. (B) Retention permission to retain an existing garden shed. (C) Retentin Permission to retain the rear extensions as constructed (D) Planning permission to construct extensions to the rear and front of the existing dwelling comprising a porch to the front, a single storey kitchen extension to the rear and a first-floor flat roof extension to the rear. (E) Planning permission for alterations to the elevations associated with remodelling the dwelling (F) Planning Permission for a new garden shed and (G) Planning Permision to decommission the existing polishing filter and installation of new polishing filter and (H) all ancillary site works related to all of the above
What happens next
Permission was granted on 20 Nov 2024. Third parties may appeal within four weeks; after that the permission is final and works can start once a commencement notice is lodged.
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